Caffè Barbarani

Grazie mille a presto

Dear Marcia, first of all the COST of the COPERTO is WRITTEN in the MENU and is only 2€ per person. The coperto in Italy is a per-person cover charge (usually €1–€5) for seating, tableware, tablecloths, and bread. It is not a tip, is legally required to be listed on the menu, and applies to most restaurants. It is generally a fixed fee, not a percentage of the total bill, and is common practice across Italy, though banned in the Lazio region (Rome). Key Details About Coperto:What it Covers: It covers bread (often with breadsticks), salt, pepper, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, table setting (dishes, silverware, linen), and the cost of cleaning.Cost: Typically ranges from €1 to €3 per person, though it can be higher in expensive, tourist-heavy, or luxury locations. You pay it, even if you do not eat the bread or you do not use fork/knife.By the way if you travel you around the world, before complain you should before inform yourself about use and tradition in the e country you are going to. You would avoid a poor figure. Do you realize that you are complaining for the charge of 2€ per person: but if you go in the USA, in the bill you will be charge of 20% gor taxes and an extra 20% for the tips! That is much more then 2€ per person!!!

Grazie mille Vincenzo!!! A presto allora